Originally published July 17, 2006 Curley Issues “Specific Directions” on Diversity Tom Curley, the President and CEO of the Associated Press who has been accused...
Agency Checking for Workplace Violations “Indiana state officials are investigating whether The Indianapolis Star violated state workplace safety requirements, following the death of a Star...
Contributors to Get Checks After Year’s Wait The Chicago-based incarnation of Savoy magazine, which went on “hiatus” after its June/July 2005 issue, publishing for less...
“Big Deal” for Both Mainstream, Spanish Press The illness of Cuban leader Fidel Castro and the temporary transfer of power to his brother Raúl Castro...
For Second Year, Disparity Widest Since 1988 A gap persists between white and nonwhite holders of baccalaureate degrees when they seek jobs in communications, according...
Afro-American Emulates World War II Precedent The Afro-American Newspapers, like most of the black press largely missing in action in covering the wars in Iraq...
New Challenge Filed Against NFL’s Redskins “American Indians have filed a new challenge to the Washington Redskins’ trademark, saying the NFL team’s name is racially...
Networks Recruit, Pay Stipends to Attract Interns NBC News, embarrassed by the disclosure that the summer internship class at “NBC Nightly News” had no students...
“I Want People to Be Honest About What’s Going On” Ed Gordon, host of National Public Radio’s “News and Notes” show, the network’s 18-month-old attempt...